Ladysmith Cinnamon Bun Fun Run organizers thank Starbucks

Bruce Youngren from the Cinnamon Bun Fun Run thanks Starbucks Coffee Canada for its support.

Editor:

The Cinnamon Bun Fun Run organizers acknowledge the generous and “hands-on” support of Starbucks Coffee Canada during our recent charity fun run for the Ladysmith Food Bank.

Vancouver Island District Manager Gillian Sharpe and her crew of friendly and engaging baristas from Victoria, Duncan and Nanaimo nurtured body, mind and the human spirit by serving up premium hot chocolate and their much loved coffee (valued at over $1,000). In addition, Starbucks has kindly contributed $1,500 each of the past two years to our Food Bank.

Kudos to Starbucks and all of the supporters of the Cinnamon Bun Fun Run.

Bruce Youngren

Cinnamon Bun Fun Run marketing co-ordinator

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